All You Wanna Know About JavaScript :: Download Source Code
A complete tutorial on Java Script with well explained examples.
Ideal for beginners.
It can transform a novice to a partial-expert in programming JS.
Complete JS Manual also given.
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Teach Yourself SunSoft Java Workshop in 21 Days :: Download Source Code
The official web site for Teach Yourself SunSoft Java WorkShop in 21 Days, the Java WorkShop and Java programming tutorial from Sams.net Publishing. Site includes example text, sample applets, and a current errata page for errors and corrections. Hosted by co-author Rogers Cadenhead.
http://www.prefect.com/workshop

Teach Yourself Java 1.1 Programming in 24 Hours :: Download Source Code
The official web site for Teach Yourself Java 1.1 Programming in 24 Hours, the beginning to intermediate Java programming tutorial from Sams.net Publishing. Site includes example text, sample applets, expanded applets such as Lottorobics, and a current errata page for errors and corrections. Hosted by book author Rogers Cadenhead.
http://www.prefect.com/java24

ASP 101 - A Database Primer :: Download Source Code
Find out how to use Microsoft's Active Server Pages (ASP) with IIS 3.0 to
interface with a database. In this article the basic methods that are needed
to interact with a database are illustrated - namely, adding, editing and
deleting records. Sample ASP code is included.
http://www.vallin.com/pub/1/asp1.asp

Histogram based Image Enhancement Tutorial :: Download Source Code
This is a collection of Histogram based image enhancement methods. These methods can be applied on the set of images and the results of user entered parameters for each method seen. The description also explains the analytical look at the results so that the user can unserstand the results.
http://machine_vision.cse.psu.edu/~antani/585/Henh.html

Creating a text-adventure game in Java :: Download Source Code
Each tutorial will describe one aspect of writing a text-adventure game in an object orientated language like Java. I'll show you
what classes you need to write, how they need to interact, and give you the source code to complete it. We'll construct a
text-adventure gaming system, from which you can design your own style of game (creating different rooms and objects).
http://www.davidreilly.com/jcb/text-adventure/

Common Logging Facility using RMI :: Download Source Code
This document (which contains source code also) was written to document how using Java RMI can solve real business problems. The Common Logging Facility has been in production use since JDK 1.1 was first released.
As the Union Pacific Railroad (http://www.uprr.com/) began to deploy CGI programs and Applets written in Java, we found it extremely difficult to determine the source of operational problems with those programs. We soon began to realize we needed to develop a core reusable set of services tha
http://www.netcom.com/~kagg/rmi.html

SiteServer101 :: Download Source Code
www.SiteServer101.com is a new site dedicated to help developers develop solutions based on Microsoft's Site Server and Site Server Commerce. Its how-to section consists of answers to queries posted in the newgroups.
http://www.siteserver101.com

A* Demo/Tutorial Applet :: Download Source Code
An interactive applet that ilustrates the A* shortest path algorithm and how it works. A* is a search technique widely used in games so that units can plot routes to other parts of the map.
http://www.ccg.leeds.ac.uk/james/aStar

Programming with Java I/O Streams: Part 2 :: Download Source Code
In part 1, we covered the basic concepts of programming with Java's I/O streams such as the difference between byte and character streams, the various stream classes, the concept of Stream Chaining, and more. In this part, we will look at some practical uses of I/O streams.
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Programming with Java I/O Streams: Part 3 :: Download Source Code
In the previous two parts of this three part article, we looked at the fundamentals of programming with Java I/O streams and various APIs they can be used with. In this part, we conclude this article by discussing the concept of writing custom (specialized) stream classes that can process (filter) data in a special fashion.
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The State Of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) :: Download Source Code
This article attempts to provide a snapshot of EJB by covering the following items along with examples of how some vendors provide support for them:
- Why do we need EJB?
- Who will support EJB?
- What exactly is EJB?
- How do you develop, deploy and manage EJB?
- How do you integrate EJB with existing systems?
- Where does EJB go from here?
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